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I recall that William Gibson (Atlanta WorldCon, 1981) defined cyberpunk as "Science Fiction for those who have all the music of Lou Reed". His "Neuromancer" used the cut up method of William Burroughs and was hailed as a stylistic advance to SF.

Thanks, homie. I'm working on a cyberpunk thing and I need to keep my subconscious weighed down with robot arms and drug implants and shit. I read most of the first 20 books you got listed here and enjoyed all of them except The Naked Lunch, so I'll probably work my way down until I'm finished writing the thing or I physically can't handle anymore grimy neon nihilism.

Removed The Meat Market for not being on the original list and trying to shamelessly game the listopia system.

Ditto Wake the Wicked. Voting your own book onto dozens of lists is tacky as hell, authors.

Also removed for not being on the original list:

Thieves Emporium
Tales from the 23rd Century: Children of EarthxHolo.Wars: The Black Hats
Information Cloud
e-Sc@pe: Nascent
Creating Monsters
The Last Firewall
Hacktivity #1
Legendary Detective at the World's End
Czarne oceany
Cyberpunk Tao
Recombination
Delirium
The Fortunate Fall
Danny Dunn and the Homework Machine
Ghost in the Shell


Obviously I need to prune this list more often...

Removed for not being on the original list:

Stuck in the Game by Christopher Keene
Malevolent by EJ Deen
Kael Jai: Outcast by EJ Deen
Primal by EJ Deen
Diver Creed Station by Oliver Phipps
Infiltrator by CT Phipps
Prototype by Cassandra Ormand
Under Dark Sky Law by Tamara Boyens
The Immorality Clause by Brian Parker
The Rise of Saint Fox and The Independence by Corin Reyburn
Ghosts of the Golden Triangle by Mord McGhee
Ghosts of San Francisco by Mord McGhee
Mercury's Son by Luke ET Hindmarsh


No one likes a spammy author. (PS -- we can all see who voted for what, you're not fooling anyone. Voting for each other's books instead of your own doesn't make it any less obvious.)